St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-09

the division convention, and all read for
division. The following are the votes
cast: For division 100, against 81; for
sale 81, against SO. The outlying pre-
cincts are not yet heard from, but it is
generally supposed that the county will
go for division by small majority and
against prohibition.
BON HOMIE.
SCOTLAND, Nov. S.-The election to-
day was very quiet, although nearly a
full vote was polled. The result was:
For division 81. against 81; against pro-
hibition 304, for Sc. Prohibition will be
defeated in the county by over 400 ma
jOrity.
CHAMBERLAIN, Nov. S.-The total
number of votes cast was 179. For dlvl-
sion 122, against 80; for license %,
against 81.
KnIBAIL, Nov. S.-Kimball township
cast 166 votes; for division 123, against
SO; against the sale 95, for 20.
PUKwANA, Nov. S.-Of the 65 votes
east, IS were for division and against.
Local option carried by 10 majority.
The county will give rOusing majority
for division, and probably small ma
jority for the sale
HURON, NOv.8.-Nineteen precincts in
Beadle county give 749 against local
option and 63S for. The remaining
eighteen unreported precincts in 1885
gave 303 for license and 41S for pro-
hibitiOn, making an estimated majority
for local option of 204. The estimated
majority for local option in the county
is $500, and the majority for division of
at least 2,4OO. G. s. FasSett was elected
commissioner of the Second district and
8. A. Mosher in the Fifth district by
nearly the same majority. The city of
Huron gave III majority against local
option, 661 for division and 326 for
special tax for the county poor farm.
BRooKINGS.
VoLGA, Nov. S.-VOlga: For division
"a, against AZ; for the sale SO, against
10l. 1t is safe to estimate the county at
to 1 for division and against license
the same.
ABERDEEN, Dak., Nov. S,-Abcrdeen
gave 210 majority for the sale and over
800 against. Division will be defeated
in Central Dakota by several hundred
majority. Aberdeen voted against city
bonds and voted for a new revised char
ter, which will give twenty aldermen.
The vote has been surprise to all.
The saIoonkeepers will fight the law to
the end in Brown county.
CLARK.
CLARK. Nov. S.-City vote: Twenty
five majority for division. Three other
precincts heard from give 81 majority
for license and Y majority for division.
CODINGTON.
WATERFOWL, Nov. S.-The total vote
cast in the city was COG, and the major
ity in favor of prohibition is 8. The
majority in favor of division is $50.
Later returns make it necessary to
have an official count to determine the
result so far as local option is con-
cerned.
Henry: SS majority for prohibition;
30 majority for division.
Waverly: 8 majority for local option.
The probable majority for prohibition
in COdington county is 100.
DAWSON.
MITCHELL, Nov. S.-The result of the
election in Mitchell is as follows:
Whole huber of votes cast 692; for the
sale Sc, against 311; for division 55T,
against division 20. In favor of county
poor farm 81; against poor farm 293.
In the Fifth commissioner district
Mccormick is elected over Mcdonald,
present incumbent, by 10 majority. In
district No. /, Platner is reelected.
Mt. Vernon is nearly unanimous for
division, and gives prohibition 45 ma
jOrity.
Beulah township, 10 majority against
license. Lisbon, 20 majority against
license. Baker and TObin 60 for Ii
cense. 1t is believed all other town.
ships i'm Dawson county go for prohibit
ton. 1t is probable that prohibition
has been carried in the county by
small majority.
WEBSTER. Nov. s. -Waubay precint:
For local option IS, against II: for diviS-
ion %, against Is. Central Point pre-
cinct: For local option 20, against 10;
for division 81, against 3.
Webster precinct: For local option
2O4. against 81; for division 15S, against
81.
AndOver precinct: For division Is,
against 125; for local option rs, against
Bristol precinct: For local option SO,
against 81; for division IS, against lOl.
Troy precinct: Local option q, against
5; for division 16, against 16.
DEUEL..
GARY, Nov. S,-Division carried by 81
majority; against sale Is majority. g.
j. Ronald was elected commissioner
after hot fight.
EDMUNDS.
Roscoe, Nov. S.-The west end of Ed
mundS county gives a majority against
the saloon and against division. Yer
mont City gives majority of 10 against
the saloon and 81 against division. The
country preciactS will change the eSti-
mates. A light vote was polled through
out the county.
Roscoe. Nov. San exceedingly
light vote was cast to-day and there was
no excitement. The vote was: For the
sale. ~, against II; for division TO-,
against 80.
IPSWICH, Nov. S.-IpSwich gives 81
majority for prohibition and 101 major
ity against division. Ten precincts give
1856 majority for prohibition and Isl
majority against division. The total
vote of Edmunds county is estimated at
25O majority for prohibition and 200
against division.
BowDLE, Nov. S.-Vote very light;
for division s, against n; for the sale
ST, against 30.
FAULK.
FAULKTON, Nov. S.-TwO precincts,
including Faulkton, total vote 251;
against sale Is, for sale II : against divis-
ion s, for division 236; estimated major
ity for division in Faux county 600,
against sale 200.
Later-Including Faulkton, two pre-
cinctS. the total vote PSI. Majority
against sale 100, majority for division
22S: estimated majority in Faulk county
for division 600, estimated majority
against sale 200.
HAND.
MILLER, Nov. S.-The election in
Hand county was quiet. About two
thirds of the actual vote of this town
was pOlled. There were 1873 for division
and 25 against. On local option, So for
and 1Ol against the sale. Returns from
other towns are slow. but it is probable
that this ratio will about be kept up all
over.
ST. LAWRENCE. Nov. S.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly, resulting: For
division 10l, against 9; for prohibition